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#26 02 Jun 2005 04:59

KadynaStar
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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Originally posted by penny
In a Venus conj. Pluto relationship, I was the :venus: person and he was the :pluto: person, but I don't recall anything too negative with that placement from our experience.

There was an occasional dose of jealousy or paranoia, I feel, since romantic feelings were so deep and intense, I was terrified of losing that person or couldn't imagine surviving without them at the time.

However, I can say we didn't have intense power struggles or battles of control from that aspect alone.

Some of the positives from Venus/Pluto? The relationship itself totally transformed my attitude toward love and partnerships. Also, it helped me understand my own needs and my own strength and power in romantic unions.

In a way, I think I needed such a deep and profound relationship to really make me wake up, and want to change and reform some of my old attitudes.

Of course, there were other synastry aspects too, working themselves out, but Venus conj Pluto added the intensity, depth, and overall genuineness to what we shared.

So true... one relationship I'm Pluto conjunct his Venus... he definitely seems to have that paranoia of losing me. He can be very clingy at times.

I know someone else whose Pluto trines my Venus and the shoe seems to be on the other foot... I feel so wonderful when he's around and I'm terrified of ever losing him.

But both aspects give a LOT of passion... I mean A LOT!


"The fault is not in our stars, it is in ourselves; that we are underlings..." Shakespeare

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#27 02 Jun 2005 12:50

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I have :venus: trine :pluto: in my natal chart and my boyfriend does also (giving us the same aspect in our composite chart).  What makes it extraordinary to me is that our venuses are conjunct (by 7 degrees) and our plutos are also conjunct (8 degrees).  Some books describe this as a "soul mate" synastry, and I really feel that's true.  We've been together 5 years and I can feel that this relationship has already transformed many things in both of us.  It's really beautiful and even with the trine there's lots of passion. 

IN the past relationship I wrote about (where we shared challenging venus/pluto and mars/pluto aspects)  I just read my post again and I'm afraid I painted a very negative picture.  There was a lot of beauty to that relationship, too, although it was short.   I recall that there were other aspects at play that made me feel claustrophobic  -- mainly my uranus squaring his ascendant, and his pisces moon squaring my gemini sun. 

I have to beware of isolating one aspect in these discussions and neglecting to mention other possible contributing factors.


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#28 12 Aug 2005 10:10

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

This is an interesting post for me because i have pluto opposite venus natally (as well as opposite sun and mars) and i am now interested in someone who has his sun conjunct pluto natally...... and my pluto is conjunct his sun and venus...... and his pluto is exactly opposite my sun  and opposite my venus and mars!

I think that i am very plutonian when it comes to matters of love....i mean i really do need great depth and intensity in a love relationship.

It is interesting to observe how we can be drawn to relationships with people that form synastry aspects that are similar to aspects we have in our own natal charts...........i have only had one real relationship.........he had his sun,moon and other personal planets conjunct neptune...........in synastry his sun,venus,ext were all conjunct my neptune......and whoa did that turn out to be a neptunian relationship......actually he has suddenly come back into my life and now i am feeling very confused.......how very neptunian.

Anyways back to pluto.......with my venus opp pluto i have also found that one part of me is also very attracted to people who i find intense and mysterious.......and i also like this quality in music and films

I also think that pluto-venus aspects make for a complicated love life


Aries Sun,Virgo Moon,Leo rising,Moon in the 1st house

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#29 12 Aug 2005 12:06

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Neptune and Pluto both move very slowly.  So if you're with someone around the same age as you, you will have Neptune conjunct each other's Neptunes and Pluto conjunct each others Plutos.  So if someone around your age has Venus opposite Pluto, they will have Venus opposite your Pluto too.  Someone with a lot of planets around Neptune will activate Neptune for anyone in his age group...  So the synastric links you mentioned are not at all uncommon, you share them with basically everyone you went to school with! 

Molly

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#30 13 Aug 2005 01:28

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Yes, but if the majority of the people she shared them with were not plutonian themselves, then the pluto connections would not have been felt in the same manner. After studying astrology for almost 10 years, I'm convinced that people do not at all feel aspects to the same degree as others. People who are plutonian will feel pluto in synastry and in transit much more strongly and will react accordingly, then someone who's natal tendancies are more light and superficial and find the depth alien to them. I have almost never heard an astrologer dismiss pluto in synastry, but I know it to be a serious mistake.

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#31 13 Aug 2005 04:22

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Every time I look at this thread, I think of replying.  Then, I decide not to.  Sometimes I feel like I post too much on this forum, and I try to LIMIT myself so I don't become a nuisance!

Truth is, Pluto is such an integral part of my chart, I can't really relate to the idea that Pluto isn't important (some traditional astrologers don't use it at all).  I can see that a horary chart can be judged without looking at it, unless it is on an angle and seems to be relevant.  (I often think it is relevant when another might not notice it, though.)

I have a love/hate relationship with Pluto.  It's in my 7th, and aspects almost everything else in my chart.  My life has been full of things like:  father dying day first grandchild was born.  Like that.  Powerful events seem to be more normal for me than normal days.  OR maybe I just feel a powerful stress.

I've wondered about the Pluto in Leo generation.  Heart attacks, death rates of heart attacks, new findings on preventing etc etc etc.  Pluto in Libra?  Could that be connected to the HIV epidemic?  I'm just throwing out a thought, not well formed, but I worry sometimes about what has happened to our planet, and the people in it.  Trends seem to slam into home base and we find ourselves not getting that home run but being called OUT because of something we didn't do.

In synastry, I agree with the post by Molly, but I also see wisdom in the post just before mine.  I tend not to see ALOT of synastry aspects with Pluto but I bet there's more that I don't see.  I wonder if midpoints involving Pluto are more powerful....? 

Sometimes I absolutely HATE my Pluto energy.  I come off too strong, too overbearing, too pushy, too manipulative, and that isn't what I'm thinking at all!  It's not where my HEART is.  But it can be my manner sometimes.  I can't count the times this week that I have thought about Pluto energy and wise use of it.  I think as I age I temper that energy more, but I wonder, will it take me to age 80 to get a grip and mellow?

My twins have their Mercury conjunct my Pluto in the 7th.  That's been nice.  It's as if they understand what I mean, even if the world may not at times.  Many times, their friends would react to something I said or did, thoughtlessly, and they would later tell me, laughing, because they didn't take me wrong, but someone else did.  Open mouth, insert Foot, Sag Sun.

Now that I'm warmed up, VENUS PLUTO was the subject.  I hate to claim that I have these two square in my natal.  I read somewhere it causes sugar over dosing/loving (true).  My husband's Venus is sextile my Pluto.  My Mars is sextile his Pluto.  We sure used to get into power struggles.........until we learned to let it be between us.

Sorry if I rambled......it's late, just got off work, and I don't feel like doing much else!

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#32 13 Aug 2005 05:08

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I never said Pluto wasn't important..  Just pointing out that it's not at all unusual to have your Pluto conjunct someone else's in your age group.  Having your Pluto conjunct someone else's does not in itself signal some woo-woo synastric connection.  That's what I meant to say.

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#33 13 Aug 2005 12:49

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I hope I didn't sound like that's what I thought you said, Molly, because that's not what I thought.  I do know people who tell me over and over that it isn't important.  BUT I just don't buy that.  For horary, ok.  But not for natal. 

You are VERY right in saying it isn't WOO WOO synastric connection, IMHO.  I'm sure you're right about way more stuff that I too, since this is more your area of specialty and just a research/hobby/on the side thing for me. 

I've just been mulling over Pluto stuff lately.  and spilled alot out in that post, which I almost didn't type, because I somehow thought no matter what I said, it would probably not come out how I meant it because I am so conflicted about Pluto right now.  (Pluto is trining itself in my chart, too, maybe that's part of my conflict)

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#34 16 Aug 2005 16:54

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Originally posted by Going Nodal
I try to LIMIT myself so I don't become a nuisance!

Please don't! yikes

Posts are a forum's lifeblood smile


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#35 16 Aug 2005 18:06

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Originally posted by Going Nodal
I hope I didn't sound like that's what I thought you said, Molly, because that's not what I thought.  I do know people who tell me over and over that it isn't important.  BUT I just don't buy that.  For horary, ok.  But not for natal.

No dear, I was responding to Urban Mermaid's post.  Sorry for not being clearer about it!

Molly

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#36 17 Aug 2005 03:29

Paula
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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

how nice to find your posts Chris and Molly.  I had a very long day away from home today....I usually work in a home office and so when I have to leave, especially for days such as this, it's always so good to get home.  It's nice to know you don't feel like I post too much.  I don't want to dominate/PLUTO-nise anything, but I can be excessive.......good to know you don't think so Chris, and that I didn't speak out without being clear, Molly.  Mercury retro sure makes communication blips go haywire in general.  I've been well known for foot in mouth disease so I am trying to be aware of those tendencies.......

cheers!

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#37 20 Sep 2005 00:38

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I am still trying to forget about a guy who I have my venus squaring his pluto.  I feel the same type obsession and powerful attraction as described, and cannot stop fixating on this relationship and that it should "be."  It has been a constant power and control struggle- and I'm not sure who is trying to dominate.  We have ALOT of other attraction factors going on- reciprocal venus-mars conjunction, sun-sun conjunct, moon-moon conjunct, moon-neptune conjunct, sun-mars conjunct, and about 10 other squares, and a handful of trines and sextiles.  If his pluto is involve with the square, and given these other aspects between us, can I assume that he is feeling the same pull and hard time forgetting about the relationship?  I had read that the venus person is the one who obsesses over the relationship and is caught up with the pluto person and that the pluto person will ultimately have the upper hand in deciding whether the relationship will move forward?

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#38 22 Sep 2005 04:55

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Actually I've found it to be the other way around... the Pluto person seems to be the more obsessed one, unless it's a conjunction for some odd reason, then it's Venus. LOL


"The fault is not in our stars, it is in ourselves; that we are underlings..." Shakespeare

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#39 23 Sep 2005 06:02

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

For three years I dated a girl with natal Venus square Pluto while transiting Pluto squared my Venus.

She pretty much wanted to swallow me whole for the first two years - after about three years we both got bored and broke up.

Ah well, that's what makes life exciting.

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#40 24 Sep 2005 05:19

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Hi folks!
I would agree that :venus: / :pluto: combinations natally make for a complicated love-life. I have known a few girls with :venus: in aspect to :pluto: or :venus: in Scorpio and they seem to thrive on drama. If there isn't enough angst  going on they will create it! I asked one girl why she kept putting herself through the mill and she replied (intensely of course ! ) " I must FEEL - they only way I know I am alive is when I FEEL something" which I think explains a lot of it. I said I didn't understand why it had to be so negative and she didn't either...:?:
Maybe some Scorpio types can enlighten me.........:?:

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#41 24 Sep 2005 14:03

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

scorpio type?  well, I could qualify here but I can't exactly relate to what you say she was saying, even though I have similar aspects in my chart. 

The Scorpio in me wouldn't want me to express it anyway, even if I did relate.

I think when much younger, I may have put myself "thorugh the mill" and I know my love life was perhaps complicated until I finally found my mate.  I've been married since 1977 and I can't see myself marrying anyone else ever or being with anyone else.  That's just how it is for me.  I'm still in love.

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#42 26 Sep 2005 07:46

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I'm just curious, what, do you guys think, is the biggest challenge of dating someone with a ven-plu aspect?  I've ven opp plu natally and I sometimes wonder if I make life hard for people I date because of some tendencies of this certain aspect.


Sabrás que no te amo y que te amo
puesto que de dos modos es la vida,
la palabra es un ala del silencio,
el fuego tiene una mitad de frío.

Yo te amo para comenzar a amarte,
para recomenzar el infinito
y para no dejar de amarte nunca:
por eso no te amo todavía.

Te amo y no te amo como si tuviera
en mis manos las llaves de la dicha
y un incierto destino desdichado.

Mi amor tiene dos vidas para armarte.
Por eso te amo cuando no te amo
y por eso te amo cuando te amo.

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#43 26 Sep 2005 14:40

Paula
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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I have them square.  Venus is on my M.H. and Pluto is well aspected to alot of my natal planets and is located in the 7th.  I think I have always had upheavals in close relationships ever since I was quite young. 

I read this aspect is responsible for liking sweets.......I do and wish I didn't. 

I don't know what is the biggest challenge, but I think you are right that it likely presents many challenges to those around us.  I am thankful my Jupiter is well aspected, too, hoping it counter balances some of the difficulties of the Venus/Pluto.  I have wished sometimes my Venus/Pluto wasn't so prominent.

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#44 26 Sep 2005 19:04

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I had a few pluto contacts my self with 7th H Pluto transit...glad thats over...

I found that this energy is often carried to people with N. venus/mars conjuct in 8th H etc...

One person I know has her Venus conjuct her lovers Pluto and she is still holding out that he will be more to her than just sex (like he keeps on telling her)  She likes the "bad boy image" and she is in pain wanting more than what she has..ie emotional security...But here is where her Pluto addiction comes in she justifies her descision again and again and again and then crashes and burns when again it isnt enough...But Pluto will not let go until it has been trasmuted and the body has caught up with the higher mind.

I think that people with heavy Pluto/Venus energy natally or through transists can have varing levels of Pluto experiences depending on how much pluto energy they need to transmute and how willing they are to surrender.


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#45 27 Sep 2005 06:25

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Cairn, you have some deep thoughts there.  Sometimes Pluto is just so intense, in my mind.  I am trying very hard right now to be mellow around my son and his friend.  They are adjusting to alot and coping with alot and it wasn't their intent to be where they are now.  Life gives us turns that we just can't help sometimes.

My Pluto seems so doggone entwined with my natal planets that it's hard to escape the energy of it ever.  It's coming or going in my life and there's no in between.  I have a stellium in Libra so that brings up a very powerful relationship flavor to it all, as well as a strong indecisivie streak that clips the wings of Pluto now and again.

Just when I think I have it cruising along ok, getting along with everyone, the Moon (or some planet) comes along and activates my Uranus like lightning. 

I cannot avoid offending people sometimes, though I try quite hard not to.  I want to be easy going and easy to get along with but powerful energy shakes up my world and loosens my tongue and I wonder what I did, what happened.  Recently I wondered what was ruler of fingers in astrology.  I have injured two of them this last couple days.  One very bruised and one felt broken.  Not even sure how one of the injuries happened.  the bruising happened trying to move a box full of merchandise, and I knocked my knuckle against a desk.

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#46 27 Sep 2005 17:51

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Hi Nodal  .smile

If there was any question i was speaking specifically of Pluto/Venus contacts or energy there of.  I would even consider my Scorpio rulership of my 7th H as carring a bit of that energy natally.  They say the 7th H is not only who you draw towards you but how you relate to/in intimate relationships.  I learned alot about myself during that long long Pluto 7th H transits and I am Very thankful.  And I would say that I wasnt externally experiencing theses things before but Pluto dug up my very core and cooked it to the surface.  I would count Venus/Pluto contacts as carring the same potential.

As to avoiding Plutos hand in your life, venus or not related, I dont think one can, but how you work with it is up to you.

And Judgement (good & bad) on people or ones own choices just gets in the way.  One does until they get the medicine they need and then they dont.  Your body once it has transmuted its dense energy, will simply not be attracted to certain people in there life or if they do come along they will be able to recognize it and say no.

My description on my other post was a short blurb just describing an addiction phase of Pluto/Venus dance.

Pluto/Venus energy in Natal charts can be a great gift.  Levels of intimacy that can be reached of the human core is quite beautiful. 

Forgiveness - Surrender - Acceptance All of the human condition allows you to open up and experience others and life in a whole new way.  And this often comes when you face death on some level whether its a metaphor or a physical death - Pluto changes your out look on life and if you let it it is a more rewarding one of compassion and beauty

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After reading all the posts again - I have heard "Intensity" a few times and I reflect on what the difference is between Intensity and Intimacy (both Scorpio/Pluto energies but very different)


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#47 28 Sep 2005 00:12

Paula
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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

hmmmm.  well said, once again.

I can relate to all you shared.  I have gone through alot in my 7th arena.  AT one point, too, we nearly died in a vehicular accident, TWICE. 

I find I have come full circle, a bit, in choosing those I want to spend time with.  I am moving back towards the types of people and lifestyle I sought when I was in my 20's and am walking away from some of the odd stuff I've accumulated in my relationship backpack...........but not counting  family members.  They will always have a special place. 

Yes, Venus/Pluto can be a great gift.  Yet, sometimes the gift comes through pain.  Wish I could buy you a cup of coffee or tea.........and talk about this more.

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#48 28 Sep 2005 02:09

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

Yes unfortunately there is pain

but if you dont "throw the baby out with the bathwater" you gain great insights into life and gain the Pluto gems of wisdom.  I think its our tendancy in Modern Western culture to not dive into the pain - its a quick fix culture and Pluto is all about depthwork.

Grief work is not an everyday word and is still considered taboo.  We are costantly in a state of loss/death on one level or another and the wisdom gained from the experience/knowingness becomes fertilizer for the new growth.

I think this is the regenerative phase of Pluto.  Once you have Re-claimed its power through the pain it becomes eempowering and you grow back what you lost in a new way.


~tea sounds good~


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#49 28 Sep 2005 02:25

Paula
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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

pain isn't a bad thing.  I know that.    big_smile

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#50 16 Jan 2007 21:06

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Re: Relationships characterized by Venus-Pluto

I went on a first date recently with a guy who venus conjunct jupiter in Libra sits right on top of my pluto (no pun intended). Whilst I thought he was a bit interesting and quite nice, I am quite sure he had one of those "love at first sight" situations. By the end of the date his eyes went a bit blurry and he seemed intensely focused. He hasn't stopped calling, e-mailing and sending me text messages since. He has already tried to sort out every issue I had (especially on the domestic front- the conjunction is right on top of my IC)  I am trying to play it cool but he keeps saying that he is "overwhelmed". His obsessiveness is quite remarkable really. I am not showing off, just wanted to say that I have now personally experienced what people were talking about on this thread. Its  scary really.


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